Food Grade Sodium Bentonite Clay Powder

Good

Good quality, similar to what I used to use. Love it

This item arrived with no label on it - unlike what was advertised which I find super weird and slightly annoying because it is required for information noted on it. It's odd - I have never had this problem before? So odd. The product looks to be correct but it seems strange there is no label like what advertised in the image.

I didn’t like the fact that there is no label and no expiry date.

This is what I received Vs the picture advertised .Disappointing as this could be absolutely anything.Anything can be packaged with a barcode.And there’s a label on top of a label which makes it seem like it’s been returned & resold.Not impressed at all , extremely disappointing

I bought the clay to detox my child from heavy metals as her speech is delayed. And with in aweek she was calling mummy and daddy .for me it was awin and worth purchasing again and again

The quality is very fine , clean and neat . It’s good to eat as it is of edible grade

Good product

Edited: I’m honestly so impressed with this clay mask. For almost two months, I had something on my face that I couldn’t figure out. It looked like a pimple, but it felt deeper under the skin. It would open up, scab over, peel, and then start all over again without ever fully healing.I used this clay mask specifically on that area, and within 24 hours I could already see a noticeable difference. I don’t know how or why, but it immediately started helping the area heal, close up, and calm down. When I touched it afterward, whatever had been there for so long was practically gone.I have combination skin — oily and dry — so I do have to be careful because some products can over-dry my face. But for that one stubborn spot that refused to heal, this product worked incredibly well for me. I’m very happy with the results and definitely glad I tried it.This just arrived and I’ve only used it once so far, mixed with my toothpaste. I originally got this clay for detox purposes, but decided to try it this way first. Since products like this usually take time and consistent use to really see results, I can’t fully say yet how effective it is. I’ll continue using it and update later.

I used this to make toothpaste, after I realized my gum issues were due to the commercial toothpastes I was using, including Crest Baking Soda and Peroxide, and Crest Prohealth, both contain sodium laurel sulfate, and that makes my gums sensitive and more easily cut by toasted french baguettes. Here is my recipe: 2-1/2 tsp clay, 1 tsp distilled water, 2 tsp glycerine, 3 tsp melted organic virgin coconut oil, 1/4 tsp baking soda, 1 capsule of NOW brand hydroxyapatite, 3 drops peppermint oil. Mix well and store in glass jar at room temperature. I then use toothbrush to pick some up, first wipe on my gums, and then gently brush gums, I then spit it out but do not rinse so hydroxyapatite can bond to teeth.